The Kadampa Living Clarity Podcast shares practical wisdom and inspiring conversations to help you apply Buddhist teachings in everyday life. Through relatable insights and real-life experiences, it offers guidance on overcoming challenges, deepening your meditation practice, and developing lasting inner peace, clarity, and compassion.
We don’t choose the situation that we’re facing, but we choose our response. We can choose to let go of our anger and take a different route.
If our mind is peaceful, we’re happy regardless of our external situation… In any situation, it’s how our mind is relating to what’s appearing to it that determines whether we’re miserable or happy.
If something can be remedied, why be unhappy about it? And if there is no remedy for it, there is still no point in being unhappy.
It’s a little bit like when a tsunami hits that beach, and your bamboo hut is crushed. What we want to do is continually create the internal conditions that enable us to deal with those without feeling overwhelmed.
An excerpt from Week 2 of the Summer Festival 2026, Gen-la Jampa gives a teaching on stopping distractions.
In this podcast, taken from the Summer Festival 2026, Gen-la Sangden gives a teaching on how self cherishing is a great deception.
Gen Rabten gives a teaching on how to take the Festival teachings into our heart.
Your worst enemy might be your greatest teacher — as Atisha proved by cherishing the cook who made his life miserable.
Kadam Bridget explores how meditation can help us change and why our negative thoughts are not our true nature.
Our lives could be unbelievably wonderful, if it weren’t for distraction.
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The Swiss Dharma Celebration 2026 at Kailash International Retreat Centre brought together friends from across Switzerland for a joyful weekend of empowerment, meditation, retreat, spiritual friendship, and peace of mind.
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